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Will IRE vs WI 3rd T20I Be Abandoned Due To Rain? Bready Cricket Club Ground Weather Update

Sakshi Sharma

Bready Cricket Club Ground (Source:@BreadyCC,x.com)Bready Cricket Club Ground (Source:@BreadyCC,x.com)

As Ireland and the West Indies prepare to face off in the third and final T20I at the Bready Cricket Ground on Sunday (June 15), it's the persistent rain that remains the centre of attention. With the first two T20Is abandoned without a ball bowled, the series now hinges entirely on this final clash - if weather allows it.

Two Matches Washed Out Without Toss

The first T20I was called off with no toss and no play, due to continuous rain. The second T20I, scheduled for Saturday (June 14) met the same fate. Despite multiple ground inspections, including a final one at 8:30 PM IST (4 PM local time), officials had to pull the plug due to unfit ground conditions and drizzle. 

IRE vs WI: Forecast For Final T20I

According to AccuWeather.com, there is little optimism for improved conditions on Sunday at Bready Cricket Club Ground. The temperature will be around 17°C in the afternoon, with RealFeel temperature slightly cooler at 16°C. Precipitation will be around 61%, signalling a high risk of rain disruptions. The thunderstorm probability will be around 12%. Cloud Cover will be around 99%, indicating virtually no sunshine. 

Though relatively low at the probability of thunderstorms cannot be dismissed. Even a brief storm would halt all play immediately for safety reasons, and any accompanying downpour could drench the already vulnerable outfield.


IRE vs WI 3rd T20I (AccuWeather.com)IRE vs WI 3rd T20I (AccuWeather.com)


InformationDetails
Temperature 17°C (RealFeel 16°C)
Wind Speed WSW 15 km/h- 43 km/h
Probability of Rain and Thunderstorms 61% and 12%
Cloud Cover
99%

The forecast outlines a day filled with 'occasional morning showers,' followed by cloudy conditions with further rain spells. While there might be short dry windows, the likelihood of consistent, interruption-free play remains low. In addition to rain, the weather brings strong WSW winds, with speeds touching 43 km/h in gusts.

Taking a look at the weather conditions, toss may be delayed due to early showers. Any match, if it happens, can be a reduced-over game. Multiple inspections by umpires are expected throughout the afternoon.